Debt crisis bill passes House as Giffords returns
Crisis legislation to avert a default moves through the House with 269 to 161 support. Representative Gabrielle Giffords returns to cast her vote in favor, drawing applause. Boehner and Pelosi back the measure, signaling Senate approval likely.
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Lawmakers seek deal to cut federal spending
Congressional leaders improvise a conservative path as they push a bill to reduce spending by at least 2.1 trillion dollars over ten years without tax increases. The plan would raise the debt limit by at least 2.1 trillion, delaying a Treasury cash shortfall through the 2012 elections, or risking a default and economic damage if not enacted.
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Masonry expert warns rot in brick harms homes in Odessa
George Rood of George Rood Masonry urges homeowners to repair rotting brick early to avoid bigger damage. He notes leaks and drainage issues are obvious but hidden decay from years can undermine walls, increase energy use, and reduce home value. He offers free estimates and onsite planning.
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